Power as a service.
On compute timelines.

WHAT NEOPOWER IS

Power as a service, one level down the stack.

Neopower is power delivered as a service: Oculus structures the generation, the capital, and the contracts, and you buy the output per kilowatt-hour.

A neocloud delivers compute as a service without being a chipmaker or a hyperscaler; a neopower company delivers power as a service without being a utility. Same layer, one level down.

WHAT IT DELIVERS

Generation, from fast start to baseload.

Fast-start units that bring first power in months, through to heavy-duty baseload at campus scale. Specification, sourcing across OEM direct, certified rebuild, and released capacity, emissions outfitting, logistics and heavy haul, installation and commissioning coordination.

Deployment

Behind the meterSited at the load

Timeline

Weeks to monthsCompressed delivery

Fleet

Fast start to baseloadMatched to the site

HOW IT LANDS

Power per kilowatt-hour, one contract.

Institutional capital is already behind the asset, structured against the contracted load. You buy delivered power per kilowatt-hour: opex, not capex, and it holds up with auditors.

One counterparty from siting to commissioning, with specialist contractors running the plants, so your only interface is the contract.

WHY NOW

The queue measures in years. On-site power measures in months.

Interconnection queues now run five years and longer, while behind-the-meter generation energizes in months. Capacity prices have pinned the regulatory cap for three consecutive auctions, and the tariff turn is assigning the grid's costs to large loads by name.

The market case is documented in full.